Scuffling on Hanover Campus Prompts Caution in 1909
In the October 8 1909 Hanover College student newspaper editors call out the rush and shove in halls after chapel. They warn the mean streak of "get there first" endangers others especially girls and urge care and safety while navigating crowded passages.
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Co education debated in DePauw Daily critique
An article discusses co education arguing it reduces costs but hinders cultural development for women. It cites that women rarely hold office or business roles in student governance, with social life dominated by male led circles. The piece acknowledges evils yet says women can still reach high development by pursuing personal ideals.
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Installation of Rev J S Howk as Hanover College pastor
Rev Dr Howk installed last Friday as college pastor signals a new period of Christian activity at Hanover College. The man aims to engage students, address indifference, and foster spiritual uplift, leveraging personal contact to mobilize a universal movement within the small college.
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College news notes on tuition tickets and campus events
Butler College provides tuition tickets granting admission to home games. Cincinnati University schedules Southern trip games against Louisiana State and Tulane. Freshmen win the Wa Bash scrap. DePauw tennis receives no D symbol. Indiana University begins Science Hall construction. Kentucky football begins training table. Colorado University 10th class adopts moustache resolution.
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